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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-17
Hog Cholera,

et Jacobs OIL Il the best remedy haoWn to
me Tor Hog cholera 1t may bs given them
twice day, l thing lh.t anyone tying IL
viii ana IL beneficial. T.. .A.kOBINsOH,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-17
STANDARD WORK.
Edw. EdgerIey,

CARHlA00 BUILDER,
NOS. n u u y MARKET sTR18T.
1aaT Of POsto@oas Lneastos. p.
have In Stock ana Build 10 Order 1vory VI.
riaty o. ths tolloying styles;
CoUFss, sU9Hisy, CASSi0txTs.
EysiN - Wx.CHa sT" CAsTs,
MCCALL HxHHe9qNs .4nHI s4ynEiGs a. .-o..
ExPkkee Wx0Ouo.
employ the Best Mechanics, and have iasall.
tiss 70 eaild correctly any style Of 0sxsiassss-
Ths Quality. s.yle,. sal yt.isn q ~ VET,
HHetss Hk.S Y aseaasaiy ~ Ca1Asss1 II sss
1Vfi0; !: ys,r Dealing. Assess wsss q ~
Repairing Promptly Attended 10.
P8l0Is Lows8 THAI ALL o1s1ss.
80, -: q: E: 9: wss.a sassaAa''s ss''s's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

Invitations are pouring in upon the President so
fast that he may have 10 adopt Andrew JohnsonS
plan, and go swinging round the circle In order
TO please everybody; and the White House library
win have TO be enlarged to make room for the
solid volumes OF autographs attached to each bid
for his company. Testing aside, however, there
are many ways in which Mr.. Cleveland could
spend his time 10 worse advantage than by pro-
longed tour OF the West No one can be a COM
plete American without such a trip. And the
broadening and patriotism inspiring influence
which would be felt by any American would be
especially valuable IN its effects upon President,
whose decisions give direction to the affairs of the
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

Jacob Sharp still stays in town and swelters,
while hundreds OF other citizens of New York seek
the shores OF the Hudson river at and about Sing
Sing for recreation and fresh air. There is not a
cooler place in summer TO be found anywhere, 1t is
said than the interior OF the prison. with its
thick walls, It's high roof and its STRAIGHT corri-
dors, opening almost on the rivers edge. II he
were wise, Sharp would go there in spite of his
lawyers. He is a convict now In every sense, as
much as II he wore a striped suit and ate his
meals with an iron spoon. The most that the
courts can do for him Is to prolong his suspense
and give him a chance TO spend another small for
tune on his lawyers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

LCOR RENT-A COSY sEvEN-RooM PRESS
Brick Residence; modern improvements; posses
sion August l352k ST. W. opposite Agriculture
grounds Apply TO ALEX. soMERvELL- 1902 ST
NV. after O'Clock ys0-3t'
EoR RENT-12l5 = ST n w. SEyEN-RooMs
Key Eat iN-,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

Representative Collins, or Massachusetts, has
come out, fairly and squarely, as an opponent OF
the administration. An interview between him
and the London correspondent OF the New York
World leaves his attitude no longer uncertain.
He does not believe that Mr. Cleveland can be re-
nominated, and is evidently very glad that he
doesn't IL is TO be noted however that the State
OF Massachusetts, did not send cleveland dele
cation TO the National Convention in 1884; and
that, with all her great mugwump bolt, she did
not change her record as a steadfast republican
State when election day came. In spite, however,
OF these discounts upon his Importance, admins
tration hopes are doubtless based In part upon
Massachusetts,, and the loss OF Mr.. Collins is not
entirely insignificant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

The American people VIII appreciate the SO
sense OF that construction OK the alien act which
still permits foreigners 10 rent houses in Washing
TON and 70 invest In the mines OF our Territories
TO forbid the first and Danish benighted Euro
poans from the pleasures or home life at the
capital would be 10 iafiict a cruel and unusual
punishment, and TO prohibit the second would be
In opposition 10 national self-interest. There ts
no good reason 10 deprive foreigners OF the glorious
privilege OF paying mining assessments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

The trrepressible army OF drumrners. which re-
Gently swept VIGOROUSLY down upon the District
Incense Law, has met with setback The Interstate
Commerce Commission decides that drummer ia
no better than any other man, and that he must
pay Just as much for his thousand mile ticket as
even, TO make the contrast striking citizen OF the
district OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

The New York socialists are now complaining
that Henry George doesn't &C far enough Give
him time, gentlemen. lie We went so far last fall
that he frightened a good many OF the better
class OF his disciples into voting against him for
mayor. II the socialists can only be induced to
keep up this complaint about Mr.. George and MI.
George 70 take occasional spurts forward under
their direction, the old parties need not order
their grave-clothes for long while yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

Complaints against and criticisms OF the water
department by citizens have found space in THE
STAR. In another column Commissioner Ludlow
replies TO some OF the criticisms. The decision OF
the Commissioners TO enforce the payment OF dis
puted Waterman taxes In other ways than by
shutting OF the water Is wise from every point Of
view. The legal right TO withhold the water In
such cases Is far from clear, and the effect upon
the public health OF a denial OF the water in
large number or instances might at this season be
especially unfavorabe. This announcement by
the Commissioners removes the impression natur
ally given by the indirect threat OF deprivation OF
the water contained In the circular sent to those
who appeared from the books to owe Waterman
taxes, and takes from the Indignation meeting
announced to assemble at Shea'S Hall tonight
one OF Its principal causes OF complaint Judging,
however, from recent newspaper literature concern
Ing the water department., those who complain OF
that departments methods and claim that no in
crease in the general schedule OF water rates and
no increase in the rate OF Waterman tax are nee
essary, Will probably consider that their objec-
lions have not been met, and that they still have
occasion to protest. Every District citizen Is in
terested In requiring the equal application OF the
Bame schedule OF taxation 10 all taxpayers and If
any have been Illegally favored in the past they
must, OF course, be promptly called to account.
But how far a general increase in water rents
and Waterman rates, disappointing to the reas-
enable expectations OF the people OF Washington,
can be established as necessary, is still matter
for public consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

A CAHD.
APRoNPT SETTLEMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS
RENDERED JULY WILL BE APPRECIATED BY
W. Il SINISTER SONS.
U4e 919 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
SELLING Orr
DIN You UNDERSTAND,

DIN You UNDERSTAND,
Some Of you did and some did not. We alvayy
have what We advertise unless you come too
late We cannot Afford to kssp goods for those
advertised Boys Percale Shirts, three for e.
We had them and plenty Of them. too. for that
understood that we had Shirt Waists .. that
price. We may have had it IL true. but that Wa
not what we intended to advertise:
BOYS PERcALE sHIRTa
for 81
They sold very well On Saturday. but we hsves
few more left Of the same sort
Fist Floor,
Furnishing Goods Departmsnt
Is where we keep these shirts, three Cor q.
Lots of other goods in that department you
want at this season, whether you stay At home
or 80 abroad.
STAY At HOME,
and you viii wants few white Shirts st least
Have you ever examined our stock? Not That's
bad for you. Come at once and sse how we'll
you can do with N.
60 ABROAD.
you win want Trunk or . satehel The true
nation.
STAY AT HOME,
and make yourself Is comfortable - possible
with Seersucker Coat and Vest We have the
best genuine ones in the market
Third Floor; take Elevator. paeasa
Light and comfortable up there
but before you go, buy one or more Flannel
Shirts for roushinsit.
Furnishing Department First Floor Front,
has lots Of them. ORD
STAY AT HOME
and buy . blue Serge Suit price from SIS up
ward We know we have the best that can b
found. but it viii sometimes happen In such
thin goods the seams win part II any of our
customers have had any such experience With
suits purchased from NJ they win do % favor
by returning them. Other Suits are ready TO
replace them.
GO ABROAD.
OR
STAY AT HOME,
you win want something that can only be had
to advantage Of
eAKs AND COMPANY,
THE sTAY-AT-HOME cLorMRRa.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
B26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

The advantage, IL any, TO senator Sherman from
his Endorsement as Presidential candidate by
the Ohio State Convention viii consist in the
Impetus which will be given his canvass In the
other states. SO far as Ohio is concerned such an
Endorsement means but little. The convention
held this year bears no relation to the canvass
TO be made next year for the choice OF delegates to
the national convention. II next year the majority
OF the Ohio republicans prefer some other man to
Sherman, they will send anti-Sherrnan delegates
to the national convention, in spite OF any indorse
ments, approvalS, votes OF confidence, recon-
mendationS, or other declarations OF fealty that
the gentlemen gathered together at Toledo this
week can publish to the world On the other
hand, any hostility expressed for Sherman by this
group OF men at Toledo should not prevent him
from appealing next year to the people OF Ohio.
The effect OF raising the issue at this time is to
arouse bitter animOsitieS and cause diSSensiOns
and divisions among the republicans In the face OF
an opposing force, and many of the strongest
admirers OF Sherman'S shrewdnesS and great
ability are questioning whether the game is
worth the candle, and md encouragement only in
the reflection that Sherman usually knows what
he Is about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN A
large we'll furnished room, situated between 9th
and 18th and and Address, with full psrticu.
lars, H. A. X Star office. ty263ts
WANTED-FOR THREE GENTLEMEN, ROOMS
w and board with a private family, bet. G and P,
10th and 10th sts Address, with particulars, x
Star Office. jy25-3ts
"ANTED-BY TWO LADIES, TWO OR THREE
w unfurnished rooms in quiet house, references
given aud required; state price. Address EMILY Star
Office. jy25-2ts
WANTED ROOMS-TOPARTIESH HAVING ROOMS
~ TO rent we present advantage to procure tenants
Renting Agency, 93S St D. RAMEY. jy15-2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
PROPOSALS.

TT q. BOTANIC GARDEN.
III. WAsHNGToN, D. C., July IL, 1887,
Proposals for Fuel for Botanic Garden Tor the Asca
wear endfng June 80 1883, Will be received st the
Office Of the superintendent until IL N Friday. July
srfcnisrs M 70 character and quantity desired can
- WM. i, SMITH.
iy16-2sW4t Eupt Botanic Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY AUGUST /. SMALL, NEAT COT
w tage IN suburbs, or Georgetown. Rent from $lS
to $50 per month. MISS j. Z. PEYTON, care City
Post-ofice jy23-3t.
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with us will be literally advertised at
pense Rents collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected. HOLLAND & THOMPSON,
je13 1913 st., Adjoining Sun Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

C1rAn1sa-up Srock-rAk1Se SALE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
In conjunction with the lots previously adver-
tized we offer the following extraordinary stock
taking bargains:
II Mems Navy Blue All-Wool Rowing Jer-
seys, medium sizes only.
REDUCED FROM $1.25 TO SOC. EACH.
eF- Excellent for gymnasium use.
Mems Fancy Percale Shirts u collars and
pair cuffs with each shirt, II inch only.
REDUCED FROM 81 TO SOC. EACH
10 Mems Fancy Unlaundried Night Shirts
sizes Ii, IAN and 15H.
REDUCED FROM 75 TO soc. EACH.
5k dozen Mems Fancy Unlaundried Night
shirts, cardinal piping on collar, cuffs and
rocket.
REDUCED FROM 65 TO SOC. EACH.
"a Mems Fine Unlaundried Dress Shirts,
enforced front and back, perfect fitting sizes
10, II, 175s and Is.
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c. EACH.
8 Boys All-Wool Flannel Bicycle Shirts, in
grays and browns, sizes 13 and 1917 inches.
REDUCED FROM 81.5O TO Sl25 EACH.
5 Mems Cream Atwood Bicycle Shirts, 15
and 15k.
REDUCED FROM SO TO go EACH.
(Main floor, 1913 st. n.w.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
jy26 Corner 18th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A BAKERY, OR WILL TAKE A
Il partner: All 9th st. {. Call at pm. jy25-3ts
TOR RENT-GOOD STABLE, ON REASONABLE
Il terms. 219 ST. NV. jy23-3ts
nor RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder, carpenter, painter other business;
formerly occupied by Mr.. F. W. Pillng of 923 u
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. jel0-2n
EOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wRITING"
Il Machines rented at &5 per month and sold on
my4-3m "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" e33 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

EOR RENT-DANENH
Il % Iowa Circle, l2rSl0
518 B. c. ave. a.e. 6r. p. 5
sos I'd st. ne, Or. g
605 ID st. ne, Or.
904 9th st. NV. Or. L
1927 gid st. NV, Or. Il
o06 T st. ne, Or. i
lis Z st. me-. Or .....-.1
1856 Madison st. n.w6r. i
209k i ST. n.e., Or. j
20S Z st. me-, Or. Il
fy03-.lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
WANTED--BOARD.

VNANTED-BOARD WITHIN TEN MILES OF
w city by Gentleman, wife and little girl eight.
years old must be station please give refer
ence. T. l. b.. S07 E. Capitol St It,
VNANTED-B BOARD FOR COUPLE IN REFINED
w private family within 10 miles of Washington.
main line B. l. o. or B. l.. P: state lowest terms;
will be permanent if suited. Address Mrs T., Star Of
fee ty25-3ts
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NOR RENT

For a full list apply 10 wESCOTT WILCOX
Jye0 1907 Pennsylynnin ave N ~
J.OR RENT-MT PLEASANT 18TH ST TX
~ tended hear Pine. neat six-room frames els. 80
each; water keys at adjoining COTTAGE loSEpH
tOhkfs1, 1908 st. NV. l2 10 .. jell-..m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26
PERSONAL.

IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Dus Ne are now prepared g pay full value Tor 0e1t
Second hand Clothing, Address or call 81 JU6IHS
Old Stand, $40 d u. Az. El616m
NIYn 6ERV1CE ExAM1NATION QUESTIONS
Md Answers. Send l0e 90 boolutoEse oeo
U7-1ms Southwest eOsnee etb aad -. nv
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EoR RENr-HoUsEs

on o1NA-hOUSka
1907 l1th st. n. w.
ei4s ;aitxT :, /, : g. 3 3
Jug A st. ne. CT. 8
3o3 = st. NV, Ilr......3
i}0a z st. NV, 10r-.3
llo5 N. II. ave NV. 81. ,,
Upper part 1543 II st.
NV, Or. ..-..........3
l014 NJ st. NV. Sr. %. 5
Upper part laos p ST.
n;w..Sr..................2
1887 @ st NV. Sr.......2
TAO st. n. W, 6r......2
H3 Q st. NV, FRS. So. .
52l y. Cap. stn.e-.6r. =. g
pig N.Cap.st. n. e. Or. -
1908 New Hampshire
ave, NV. Or. Il
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OVER & SON. Ills f ST.
} 222Qo L st. u. W., Ar. ..Sl2
:S209 Z st. NV, 4r......12
} 2041 X st. NV, 4r......12
} COG * st. s.e., Or. 10
Id ST. Mary's Pl.. 5r. 10
J go st. Mary's Fl. 5r. 10
J 92l. rear 10Th n.w.,or. 10
J 2523 2 st. NV. 4r. ......S
SE3.525 . ST. NV, Ar. q
; h1o f st.. Pr. Sd floor. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

r +. WALKEK6 SOM 0OA 10TH IT NV
d RsechM1ent paper, Mortar ColoIN CSaxpool Lima
RqsslAnd end = Top CsmsntA -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08

the Liberals because they ware op-
posed 10 home rule In Ireland. are at
this moment supporting Tory Gov
eminent In power, and that govern
nent Is showing only ineficiency and
appears likely to throw Ireland into
violent disorder once more by
supporting the rspseious land
lords. and by the coercive
measure they have In contemplation.
Refusing Ireland justice, they seek to
silence the appeals for Justice and put
down the Efforts OF the people to OBJ.
tain II by the power Of the army. the
police, and the prison dungeon. So
the work OF needed reform stands
still, and the English, Scotch and
Welsh Tsformers are becoming disoon-
tented with the do-nothing policy Of
their representatives. The opinion is
nov becoming prevalent that q meas
urs Of sompr omise upon home rule
will be arranged which will bring
back Mr.. Chamberlain, Mr.. Bright
and the rest OF the Liberals to the
sphere Of their duties. the work OF re-
form 20 ON. and the Tories be driven
from power as they ought 10 be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
AGENTS FoR
AVERY PLOWS!
ORGILL BROTHERS&Co

right to redeem the land, take away
snd destroy his right? We answer in
the negative. To admit such right
10 to concsde the power to transfer val
liable rights from one to another by
the easy process OF legislation. By it's
purchase Of this land on January 8,
1875, the State acqu red not
an absolute title, but condi-
tional or contingent one which
was liable to be defeated
and Invested by the redemption Of the
land SIS prescribed by the &C. Of Ap il
10, 1879. Thislight OF redemption was
destroyed by enacting that the title of
the State, before that was conditional
and contingent, should be sb,oluie
and unconditional and held free from
any right of redemption. This is not
legislation but confiscatioD, and Is be-
yond the power Of Tho Legislature
Tae right of redemption a. secured by
the law in force when the sale Was
made to the State was not tfected by
the act of April Is, 1875, and the pur-
chaser from the State took the land
subject to this right"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
MN. HAnRHn

Is mistaken In putting the Midland
Railroad and the Water Works ia the
same boat. They are totally different
enterprises and are so regarded by the
public. The railroad is great enter
prise. Il 10 one that hsu been the
dreams Of TennesseaDs ever since rail.
roads we're first talked about 1t will
BE- to tho Safe what the Central 10 10
New York Slate, the Central to Penn
sylvania and the Illinois Central TO
that 8 ate. 1t will be in every sense
Of thu word a State road, and will do
mors ~ develop the resources OF Ten
nessee than all the roads put together
that now run through or touch the
STATE. For that reason, and that ought
g. 90 sufficient for any reasonable
man, Il should be. supported by the
people collectively and individually,
and i will be asths'proj sctors are en-
ssur5Fsd to believe. II will be a
sasily road, with perhsp1l some heavy
grades ard mIny bridges, hut II will
he q great boon 10 the State. No, Mr..
Esaten, the Midland stands upon its
owE Hsri,S II is q solid enterprise
AID has aciaing 10 do with water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
SOCIALISTS
Protest AgRinst the Bill 90 Pun
ism InceBdiaEy Writings
and Speeches.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 6.-TheIe
was large meeting of socislists at
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall this
afternoon to discuss a measure pend
ing 10 the Illinois legislature, known
as Merritt's bill, to punish The au hors
Of IL fammatory and incendiary
speeches or writings. After an ad-
dress by newspaper man named
Buchanan, denouncing capitalists, the
prees and the military, q resolution
was adopted protesting against the
bill. Then some very radical speeches
were delivered in Euglisb, German
and Bohemian. Editor Curtin, OF the
Arbeiter Zeitan0, advised his hearers to
procure arms aud carry them. Holmes,
the E9glish chairman, declared the
socialists had right to preach treason
and the overthrow OF society and the
constitute ed authorities. Sooner than
zee the bill pses he would take arms
in hand aud preach revolution. He
was against the bill as an American
citizen, as a socialist and as an snsrch-
ist. If necessary, they should all be-
come determined rebels and preach
downright revolution. Curtin and
Holmes were wildly cheered by the
crowd, which included number Of
women.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
citizens Pass Resolutions Of Graft
tude TO President Haddeh and
His RtremeR.
lePEorAL TO THR APFzAL.l

HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, March T.
At meeting of the citizens of Holly
Spring., held this afternoon at the
Mayors Office, His Honor Mayor FAINT
presiding and w. w. Ash acting as
secretary, the following re5olu ions
were unanimously adopted:
Reso nd, That the hearty thanks Of
the ctizsns OF this city be and they
are hereby rendered President MADDEN
and bis associates and the gallant fire
men of Memphis FIR their promptnes1
in rendering the use of fire engine,
well manned, last Saturday evening
when the fire fiend was destroying our
property. Had the flames not been
arrested at the bank building we
should have greatly needed your SER
vices, but our obligations for your
neighborly kindness are none the less
that you were saved the trip.
ReSolped, That President MADDEN,
having expressed his in ention Of
coming in person and aiding by his
presence snd personal supervision, the
thanks of his community ara hereby
rendered him for this manifestation OF
his interest in our welfare. On motion
the meeting adjourned.
J. W. FAINT, Chairman,
W. W. ASH, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
ARK GEsAs AND OOTrOH sERB

The cotton seed oil bill has passed
the lower house of the General As
eembly Of Arkansas and has gone TO
the Senate, where there ought not to
DO any difficulty in securing msjor-
ity for II. The people who are vitality
interested in II will read all that may
bs said should debate ensue, and they
will scan each vote with care. They
viii want to SEQ and know who are
their real representatives and who are
or the side OF gigantic monopoly
that is controlling the cotton seed oil
business Of all the States OF the South.
Ia all questions coming before q legis-
ialive body the first question with a
legislator should be "What do the
people wAnt1" The people, the whole
body oi the people, should be pre-
ferrtd in every case where their inter
es.a are involved. The Senate Of Ar.
kansas, will subserve the interests d
tho whole body Of the people Of the
State by passing this bill and by an
pumietaksble majority